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Oppositional Defiant Disorder What is it? . Larry Burd Department of Pediatrics University of North Dakota 701-777-3683. Onset in Childhood. Temperament Developmental Disorders More boys. Accompanying Disorders. ADHD >80% Speech and Language Disorders Social Skill Defecits
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Oppositional Defiant DisorderWhat is it? Larry Burd Department of Pediatrics University of North Dakota 701-777-3683
Onset in Childhood • Temperament • Developmental Disorders • More boys
Accompanying Disorders • ADHD >80% • Speech and Language Disorders • Social Skill Defecits • Sleep Disorders • Gross Motor Delay
Low Frustration Irritable
Sleep Disorders Late to bed Up at night Snoring Parents’ bed
Ending Activities Changing
Gross and Fine Motor Dressing Tying shoes Zipping Writing < Bilateral coordination
Peer Relationships Social skills Exploitation Empathy Attachment
Parents • Many single parents • Limited resources • Family History (20-30%)
Oppositional Defiant Disorders ___ Speech delays ___ Language delays ___ Difficulty understanding ___ Irritable ___ Impatient ___ Sleep problems ___ Hard to get to bed ___ Wakes up often ___ Gets out of bed in the night ___ Sleeps with parent(s) ___ Hits ___ Kicks ___ Bites ___ Throws ___ Temper tantrums ___ Won’t listen ___ Hyperactive ___ Poor attention ___ Social skill deficits ___ Poor coordination ___ Clumsy Most frequent _______________________ _______________________ Most difficult _______________________
Management • Parent training • Time out • Positive behavior management • Speech and language therapy • ADHD treatment
Parent Training • Education • Planned Ignoring • M & M’s • The Store • Bedtime • Getting dressed • Respite care • Sleep in own bed
Management – Time Out • Time away • 1 - 2 minutes each year • 1 – 2 behaviors • Attend to positive behavior
Positive Behavior • Does child have the behavior on demand? • Catch ‘em being good • Stars • M&M’s
Speech Language Therapy Expressive Receptive Comprehension
ADHD • Assessment • Education • Behavioral Intervention • Medication
Sleep • Bedtime ritual • set time 8:00 – 8:30 • 4-5 activities • no scaring • reward success – last night’s success
Getting Dressed • Allow plenty of time • Pick the clothes • Reward success
The Store • Go when you don’t need anything • Talk before going in • Have reward ready • No second chance that day
Social Skills • Observe • Identify • Teach • Positive skills • Identify skilled partner
Directions • Short - short • Low key approach
Irritable • Ignore temper tantrums • Catch ’em being good
Easy Living • Plan ahead • Slow pace • Reward change
Better Listening • Come here • Eat this M & M • Treasure hunt
Everybody Gets to Sleep • Bed time ritual • No more talking • No hugs of kisses • No drinks • Sleeps in own bed (no exceptions)
Attending and Behavior Change • Catch ’em being good
Picture or Reward Picture or Reward Target Behavior _____________________________________________ Morning ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Afternoon ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Target Behavior _____________________________________________ Morning ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Afternoon ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Evening ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
Teaching and Learning • Task: _______________________________ • Reinforcer:___________________________
Task:_________________________________ • Reinforcer: + - Improved + No change Worse - - -
Teaching and Learning + - • Task:_______________________________ • Reinforcer: - Doesn’t understand - Can’t do it + Improved Unchanged - Doesn’t work Worse - - - 1 2 3